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(No info posted yet about Earl's upcoming Sweet 68 party.)
Things are getting a little unorthodox here in Brooklyn. Look at those pinkish stone knobs! This is the first example of Queens chrome I've seen with a non-metallic element thrown into the mix.
Brooklyn's Kings Plaza mall (claim to fame: it was the home of Sbarro's first — but certainly not its last — mall-based restaurant) has its own marina out back, and it was this very marina that served as the launching point for one of Brooklyn's great modern-day nautical voyages.
As we well know, marinas are a fecund breeding ground for bad puns and other linguistic abominations. I'd like to defend the seemingly odious txtspk name of this boat, however: if you look at a map, you'll notice that the Kings Plaza Marina is indeed located after (Avenue) U!
Its neighbor across the way ain't too shabby either.
I believe this is the most trash-packed FDNY call box shell I've seen so far.
